The Women’s Golf Coaches Association has released the final Mizuno WGCA Coaches Poll of the Spring 2026 season, updating rankings across Division I, Division II, Division III, and NAIA women’s golf following conference championship play.
The latest poll reflects postseason results, with several teams solidifying their positions at the top of their respective divisions.
Division I
Stanford remains the unanimous No. 1 team with 450 points and all 18 first place votes after capturing the ACC Women’s Golf Championship. USC holds the No. 2 spot following its sixth win of the spring at the Big Ten Championship. Florida moves into No. 3 after winning stroke play at the SEC Championship, while Texas A and M is No. 4 and Texas rounds out the top five.
Division I Top 25
- Stanford University, 450
- University of Southern California, 432
- University of Florida, 414
- Texas A and M University, 394
- University of Texas, 379
- University of Arkansas, 345
- Auburn University, 342
- University of Oregon, 336
- Wake Forest University, 308
- Pepperdine University, 279
- Duke University, 277
- University of North Carolina, 239
- Vanderbilt University, 236
T14. University of Central Florida, 202
T14. University of Tennessee, 202
16. University of California Los Angeles, 189
17. Mississippi State University, 153
18. University of Mississippi, 122
19. Southern Methodist University, 109
20. Oklahoma State University, 97
21. Iowa State University, 91
22. Arizona State University, 72
23. Eastern Michigan University, 63
24. University of Oklahoma, 56
25. University of South Carolina, 23
Division II
Wingate leads Division II with 474 points and 18 first place votes after winning the SAC Championship. Dallas Baptist remains No. 2 following a Lone Star Conference title, while Findlay moves to No. 3. Anderson sits at No. 4 and Nova Southeastern completes the top five.
Division II Top 25
- Wingate University, 474
- Dallas Baptist University, 457
- University of Findlay, 426
- Anderson University SC, 424
- Nova Southeastern University, 394
- Lynn University, 370
- Lander University, 361
- University of Texas at Tyler, 352
- Cal State San Marcos, 321
- Lee University, 286
- Barry University, 284
- University of Tampa, 265
- Flagler College, 250
- University of North Georgia, 208
- Florida Southern College, 205
- St Mary’s University Texas, 203
- Grand Valley State University, 166
- Rollins College, 158
- University of Indianapolis, 129
- Lincoln Memorial University, 109
- Saint Leo University, 90
T22. Eckerd College, 56
T22. Erskine College, 56
24. West Texas A and M University, 44
25. Midwestern State University, 38
Division III
Emory holds the No. 1 position with 443 points and 14 first place votes after winning The Deb Jackson Invitational. Carnegie Mellon moves to No. 2, while New York University is No. 3 following a win at the Jack Leaman event. Williams is No. 4 and Amherst rounds out the top five.
Division III Top 25
- Emory University, 443
- Carnegie Mellon University, 421
- New York University, 408
- Williams College, 376
- Amherst College, 353
- Washington University in St Louis, 350
- Pomona Pitzer, 340
- Washington and Lee University, 302
- Claremont Mudd Scripps Colleges, 301
- Middlebury College, 285
- Randolph Macon College, 284
- University of Redlands, 252
- Hamilton College, 221
- Wellesley College, 189
- Bowdoin College, 176
- University of Mary Hardin Baylor, 173
- Carleton College, 169
- Wesleyan University, 147
- Denison University, 133
- Trinity University Texas, 119
- Grinnell College, 95
- University of the South, 92
- Illinois Wesleyan University, 90
- Babson College, 31
- George Fox University, 31
NAIA
Dalton State moves into the top spot in the NAIA rankings with 99 points and nine first place votes after winning the SSAC Championship. Keiser is No. 2, followed by SCAD Savannah at No. 3. Marian and SCAD Atlanta complete the top five.
NAIA Top 10
- Dalton State University, 99
- Keiser University, 91
- SCAD Savannah, 75
- Marian University IN, 73
- SCAD Atlanta, 61
- William Carey University, 51
- Loyola University, 38
- Indiana Wesleyan University, 32
- University of the Cumberlands, 19
- Embry Riddle Aeronautical University Arizona, 9
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